May Combat Bonuses for Ukrainian Troops Range from 30,000 to 100,000 Hryvnias.

Military Payroll for June 2026: What Ukrainian Service Members Will Receive

According to Novyny.live: In June 2026, Ukrainian military personnel are set to receive their standard salary plus extra 'combat' bonuses for the month of May. The exact amount each soldier gets depends on their specific duties and assignments, as outlined by official orders from Ukraine's Ministry of Defence.

The framework for these payments is governed by Ministry of Defence Order No. 260, issued on June 7, 2018, which details the procedure for military compensation. Additionally, Order No. 280 from May 22, 2017, addresses financial support for Armed Forces units. A more recent directive, Ministry of Defence Decision No. 183/ud dated January 16, 2024, further regulates these cash payments. These orders form the legal backbone for the current payment system.

Breakdown of Payment Amounts for Service Members

Troops engaged in combat or special operations will receive 30,000 hryvnias. Personnel assigned to staff roles, military command bodies, and leadership structures are entitled to 50,000 hryvnias. The highest payout—100,000 hryvnias—goes to soldiers operating on the front lines or within the 'grey zone' near active conflict areas. Furthermore, an accumulated bonus of 70,000 hryvnias is available for those who have completed at least 30 days of combat or special mission service.

Beyond these combat bonuses, additional financial support includes material assistance, health recovery funds, and relocation allowances. This layered system of base pay and supplementary benefits remains a crucial pillar of financial backing for Ukrainian troops, tailored to the unique demands and risks of their service.

These payments are part of the Ukrainian government's broader effort to provide adequate financial incentives for its military, especially amid the ongoing conflict in the eastern part of the country.

A key objective of these measures is not only to maintain troop morale but also to address their social welfare needs. Given the challenging circumstances under which service members currently operate, such extra payments can significantly improve the well-being of soldiers and their families.